Lancashire - all crime down by 3.1%
Vehicle crime - down 6%, Criminal damage - down 8%,
Violent crime - down 2.9%, Robbery - down 3.8%
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LOOP is Lancashire Police Authority's online space enabling residents to air views about policing. If you are visiting, please feel free to contribute to any of the discussions or surveys we are holding.
Police and Crime Commissioners - Transition
New legislation has been passed which will radically shift the decision-making on policing away from government to communities by giving them the power to elect Police and Crime Commissioners.
Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner
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Our Latest Survey
Lancashire Police Authority wants your views on the future of police premises. To have your say and influence the future of local policing in your area, please take ten minutes to complete this survey. Your views are important to us and will help us improve our services to better meet your needs.
Behind Bars
When a crime has been committed you want to know what has happened to the person responsible. This campaign is aimed at letting you know what happens to offenders who commit crime where you live when they appear in court.
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Lancashire Police Authority
April 10th 2012
Crime is continuing to fall in Lancashire, with the latest statistics showing there were 3,160 fewer victims of crime in the county last year.The final end of year statistics for April 2011 – March 2012 show that Lancashire Constabulary saw reductions a
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Transition to Police and Crime Commissioners
Written by Cllr Malcolm Doherty - Police Authority Chair
It is now seven years since I took over the helm at the Police Authority and yet even now, as I approach retirement, I’m constantly impressed by the sheer determination and collective effort of our police staff and officers to improve the public’s perception of policing and build confidence in the force. Policing is about to enter a new phase with the arrival of Police and Crime Commissioners in November and with them an entirely new governance structure. This represents a major shift in the way policing is organised in England and Wales but already both the Constabulary and ...
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Police 101
Written by ukhomeoffice
Policing Minister Nick Herbert at a 101 contact centre to promote the non-emergency police number.
101 is the new nationwide non-emergency number the public can call to get in touch with their local police.
Countdown
The new Police and Crime Commisioner will be elected in...
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Safe Neighbourhoods
In this survey we are asking for your views on what makes you feel safe or unsafe in your local community; your awareness of actions being ...
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Policing Priorities
Main Aims:
The main aims of the survey were to:
- Identify which specific strategic and ...
Police Authority urges Government to amend plans for police shake-up
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House of Lords report exposes serious cross party concerns about Police Reform
The APA has warmly welcomed the publication this morning, 06.05.11, of a report
Police Authority member steps down after four years
LANCASHIRE Police Authority member Cllr Gary Bell is to step down next month fou
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